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Apr 7, 2009 · According to a report in the Contra Costa Times, the fire that devastated Len Wein and Christine Valada's home yesterday was caused by "combustible items left next to an electric wall heater."
She indicated on the show that she would use the money to recover or replace much of the artwork and books the couple lost in the fire. [52] Wein underwent triple-bypass heart surgery on February 10, 2015. [53] He died on September 10, 2017. [1]
Comic creator Len Wein and his wife, photographer and attorney Christine Valada, suffered a devastating house fire Monday. They are physically okay, but lost most of their home, along with untold numbers of classic and irreplaceable artworks.
Apr 6, 2009 · Len Wein called this morning. More than half of his house burned down earlier today. Len and Chris Valada and Chris's son, Michael, got out okay, but their beloved dog, Sheba, ran back inside and is gone.
Len Wein called this morning. More than half of his house burned down earlier today. Len and Chris Valada and Chris’s son, Michael, got out okay, but their beloved dog, Sheba, ran back inside and is gone.
Apr 10, 2009 · Len Wein loses house, art in fire According to early reports from Harlan Ellison, a fire April 6 at the home of comics writer Len Wein and his wife, Christine Valada, has destroyed at least half the house, along with the original art for the cover of Giant-Size X-Men #1 and the original pages fro...
Apr 7, 2009 · Len Wein called this morning. More than half of his house burned down earlier today. Len and Chris Valada and Chris’s son, Michael, got out okay, but their beloved dog, Sheba, ran back inside...
